Have you tried running VBox own frontend? Does it work for you?
As you probably noticed, 0x80040154 is E_CLASSNOTREG, and means class is
not registered.
This problem may appear, if you installed 64-bit VirtualBox, and try to
use it from 32-bit COM client, or vice versa, as 32 and 64 bit COM
classes use different registry subtrees.
This is internal Microsoft COM limitation our team couldn't help with,
so just use client of matching bitness (32/64 bit client/server mixing
will work with XPCOM on other platforms,
as we have control over source code and fixed it for such usage scenario).
Nikolay.
06.11.2010 10:01, Prometheus пишет:
This happens every time I try to use the MSCOM bindings to use
VirtualBox. I'm trying to do something simple (send VM poweroff,
sleep, wake, etc), but no matter what I do, I keep getting this error.
I tried using the tlb file with C# first, but that resulted in a crash
at runtime. Tried using C++/CLI, then that failed as well. Finally, I
tried doing it via unmanaged C++ with a C++/CLI wrapper (the main app
is in C#). All of these spouted the same error.
I finally resorted to building the example and enabling the test
poweron (changing the VM name to a valid one, of course) and it gave
the same error! Is the COM API broken?
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